EPTPoll: Which ISP should I choose?
(Vote): Rogers
(Vote): Bell
(Vote): Other (please explain why)
Bell vs Rogers
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Sharp-eYe
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Poll: Which ISP should I choose? (Vote): Rogers (Vote): Bell (Vote): Other (please explain why) | ||
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MooCow
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When I first came to Canada I used Bell but I recall it being bad, I've had Rogers for about a year now and I haven't had any problems at all yet. | ||
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rA.BreeZe
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frozenclaw
Canada409 Posts
It's also the highest rated ISP on broadbandreports.com http://www.dslreports.com/gbu Also, if you fear torrent throttling, they offer MLPPP which circumvents the throttling for 4$ a month which includes Static IP if you want and the usenet group. I know I sound like a salesmen but there's really no other ISP you should use if you live in Canada. Check it out at least http://www.teksavvy.com/en/index.asp | ||
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hcliff454
Canada127 Posts
edit: never heard anything good or bad about bell, so, yeah | ||
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Dgtl
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illu
Canada2531 Posts
Bell scammed hundreds of dollars from my family because of a loopy contract. | ||
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Sharp-eYe
Canada642 Posts
On September 07 2009 02:13 frozenclaw wrote: TekSavvy is the best ISP in Canada. It's a wholesaler of Bell (different than reseller) and you get 200 gigs of bandwidth a month for 30$ a month. It's also the highest rated ISP on broadbandreports.com http://www.dslreports.com/gbu Also, if you fear torrent throttling, they offer MLPPP which circumvents the throttling for 4$ a month which includes Static IP if you want and the usenet group. I know I sound like a salesmen but there's really no other ISP you should use if you live in Canada. Check it out at least http://www.teksavvy.com/en/index.asp I dont want to be restricted by bandwitdh... | ||
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Sharp-eYe
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
On September 07 2009 03:13 Sharp-eYe wrote: I dont want to be restricted by bandwitdh... because bell or rogers don't have monthly bandwidth caps ..? or are you referring to something else | ||
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Sharp-eYe
Canada642 Posts
On September 07 2009 04:06 JeeJee wrote: because bell or rogers don't have monthly bandwidth caps ..? or are you referring to something else yeah last time I checked I didnt have a bandwidth cap. | ||
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
On September 07 2009 04:09 Sharp-eYe wrote: yeah last time I checked I didnt have a bandwidth cap. i suggest you check again  edit: @frozenclaw i haven't heard of teksavvy so i checked it out & their website seems to be missing a whole lot of info.. i dont even know if their speeds are Mb or MB, just says M lol. I'll go ahead and assume Mb their bandwidth/$ per month is pretty sick, but they dont have a rent option for a modem ;( and their naked DSL has a bunch of extra costs too (who has a landline nowadays anyway  ). and their activation costs are pretty killer ;(I could see how they could be a good deal for long-term though, I'll keep them in mind | ||
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Chromyne
Canada561 Posts
On September 07 2009 02:13 frozenclaw wrote: TekSavvy is the best ISP in Canada. It's a wholesaler of Bell (different than reseller) and you get 200 gigs of bandwidth a month for 30$ a month. It's also the highest rated ISP on broadbandreports.com http://www.dslreports.com/gbu Also, if you fear torrent throttling, they offer MLPPP which circumvents the throttling for 4$ a month which includes Static IP if you want and the usenet group. I know I sound like a salesmen but there's really no other ISP you should use if you live in Canada. Check it out at least http://www.teksavvy.com/en/index.asp This. My sister uses this and it's the shiznizz. She downloads gigabytes of stuff every day, and she still can't reach her cap. (They also have an unlimited bandwidth plan IIRC.) | ||
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